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...'' in Arabic and other languages of Islamic empires. Unlike with the other taxes, various other traditions of humiliation and abuse accompanied the jizya; t The theory of the jizyah (and related taxes such as the kharaaj land tax) are well developed in Islamic [[fiq]] literat

...that they both appear 32 times and that means Allah put a hidden message "taxes are blessings" into the Qur'an via the equality in word count.

...ncensed, and ultimately threatened to prevent Ibn Mu'ammar from collecting taxes from properties Ibn Mu'ammar owned in al-Hasa if Ibn Mu'ammar did not evinc

Like taxes, zakat is a fard (obligatory) requirement from Muslims, amounting to about

...your Prophet and the source of the livelihood of your dependents (i.e. the taxes from the Dhimmis.)."}} ...eople), "What will your state be when you can get no Dinar or Dirhan (i.e. taxes from the Dhimmis)?" on that someone asked him, "What makes you know that th

...entitled to remain on their property in exchange" for obedience and paying taxes applied to non-Muslims -- "the land tax (''[[kharaj]]'') and the poll tax ( Revenue from these taxes and from property abandoned by non-believers fleeing ''jihad'' became the c

...hristian monotheists living peacefully under Muslim rule, who paid special taxes. Zoroastrians were later included without too much protest, although Manich In practice, though without convincing Islamic justification, regular taxes from peaceful subjects were sometimes paid in the form of slaves to the Mus

...harvested by the Muslims through the jizyah and the kharaaj and the other taxes and duties imposed on them, as well as through corvees or forced labor.

..., the Jews and Christians] unless they give the head-tax [i.e., the annual taxes imposed on them] ''(/'an yadin/)'' humbly submissive, and obedient to Islam

...(Shariah), who enjoy legal status but are subject to many restrictions and taxes. Also described as humans of second class, referring to the 'People of the

...r one or two Mudds of foodstuff, and appealed to his masters to reduce his taxes:}}

..., the Jews and Christians] unless they give the head-tax [i.e., the annual taxes imposed on them] ''(/'an yadin/)'' humbly submissive, and obedient to Islam